What happens to these groups?... (1 Viewer)

[Kimono]

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Haven’t heard of so many of them! Some only have like 3 songs then vanish off the face of earth. I was listening to ASHA after somehow finding them on Spotify. I also somehow found Skarf online. Ideas?.
I’m curious about Fantastie too?.

 

[VillageIdiot]

The market is incredibly oversaturated
Most groups that debut now probably won't stand a chance

 

[jasque]

Most companies don't have money to try more than a few comebacks.

We think a group like Sonamoo is a nugu, but the groups we dont even know the name are the really nugu ones.

Some companies can barely afford one music video.

 

[Kimono]

Shame because I found Skarf and they were really good.. no Spotify page either

The market is incredibly oversaturated
Most groups that debut now probably won't stand a chance

 

[Kimono]

I think names make a difference IMO... some are just weird

 

[yeji]

sadly not every group can make it. small companies struggle to make it as it is.

 

[LoveYooShaSha]

Shame because I found Skarf and they were really good.. no Spotify page either

Skarf were heavily written abt in Singapore bcos they had one Singaporean member, but I think gp dint really care abt them. That's all I know abt them except when I read abt their disbandment and/or the Singaporean member left. This was before Produce days, so that member might hv done better if there were Produce style groups then. Or if she had competed in kpop star instead. Don't remember the timing actually; just read abt it as if a Singaporean had made it successfully by joining an actual kpop group. I'm not Singaporean but I worked there at the time.
Dint actually listen to kpop then either, just read abt it n watched some SNSD mvs then.

 

[Administrator2]

What small companies should consider is a merger. Make a joint company out of small existing companies, increase your budget that way, create a boy group and a girl group and solely focus on those. Multiple men working for a common goal are much stronger than a single one.

 

[Evergreen]

What small companies should consider is a merger. Make a joint company out of small existing companies, increase your budget that way, create a boy group and a girl group and solely focus on those. Multiple men working for a common goal are much stronger than a single one.

Yep. The market is oversaturated anyways. Multiplying nugu debuts is not the solution except if they have something unique or original to proprose or have a company with a lot of money and really ready to promote them like with Loona.